Mystery - rpOS - Browsers Will NOT Display Web iframe Content

Oct 24, 2023 Last reply: 2 years ago 45 Replies

If you want sane CHANGES ... you HAVE to provide ALTERNATIVE FACILITIES and suck-in a lot of the top names from Cambridge/Oxford.

It'll also need FUNDING - from the old-school Old Money, alumni and beyond.

Likely, if anybody looks closely enough, there's surely some ed-expansion legislation buried in the books - where the govt HAS to offer money/incentives/breaks (beware any COSTS associated).

Oh, give the new schools decent Olde England city/place names. It'll go a long way for psychological reasons.

In short, DRAIN the ultra-Wokie universities until they either have to change, or vanish. A pity, yes, but ...

SAME issues now in the USA as well. Even many "liberals" are advising the youth to NOT attend the "Ivy League" universities because they just make kiddies into STUPID hyper-lefty idiot-activists.

Again, ALTERNATIVES are the best answer. Not EASIEST, but BEST. A new "Ivy League" ... dedicated to great ed, not the latest political trends.

But we've kind of left the r-PI universe here ....

Found some more dox on the Pi5 today.

It CAN run on a regular Pi4/USB-C power supply.

UNLESS you need a lot more amperage.

THEN you need a "USB-C/PD" ... I suspect that means "Power Detection" ... power supply. Seems the Pi5 has special circuitry that can "talk" to those kinds of supplies.

More complexity is usually NOT so good - and usually COSTS you as well.

Anyway, if you HAVE to have three mag USB drives and a coffee-warmer attached to yer Pi5 then you will have to buy a 'PD' unit.

If Pi goes any further, well, may as well just buy a NUC or related running Winders ..... saw one today (some "Bee"-named things) with the cheapest under $200 US and fair reviews.

Pi was successful because it fit into a *niche* between microcontrollers and "real PCs" (and was cheap/compact). If they slide out of that niche though there's just no POINT to them.

In article (Dans l'article) <_2qdnflafPktVdT4nZ2dnZfqn snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com, 56d.1152 snipped-for-privacy@ztq9.net wrote (écrivait) :

Power Delivery

formatting link

Thanks.

In any event the Pi5 "talks" to it somehow when it needs a big burst of amperage.

Same thing. 'Amperage' is a volume of electrons/charge-carriers per unit time So is 'electrical current'.

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required